On Tue, 24 Feb 2009 04:50:52 -0500, sammy437 wrote:
>Sorry to have been such a pest about Click n Stitch
>
Not at all.
Most of us only have one computer and can't fix it by ourselves if it
dies.
None of us are too keen to hit the red button if the warning light is
flashing. :-)
>Success atlast plus a back up copy. thanks for the help grateful for the
>patience you all showed. Guess it takes awhile for us older (newbies) to
>catch on.
>
I only championed this instance because I know both the posts
(JerryH's and the Dame's) were good.
My virus checker drew a blank on the "virus", but I don't have it set
for "shoot without asking questions" /grin.
I "expect" a key generator to produce a reaction. To the company that
makes the software, anything that opens it without money being
exchanged is a "virus". Anti virus companies tend to agree and and
code that forces a program to cough up the goods is treated
suspiciously..
>Again thank you all, everything appears fine for now.
>
Nah worries! Hope Mithras is happily using Corel. It's the same deal
with that.
Happy Click and Stitching! I'm more worried about upgrading a cracked
program (legitimately)...... Speciifcally because the crack may not
have the same coding that the upgrade is looking for.
Pixie
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